Liftronic celebrates birthday with acquisition

15 February 2010 - This month Liftronic Pty Ltd celebrates 25 years in business - and the company is commemorating the event with the acquisition of Elite Elevators.
Liftronic, the largest Australian-owned and operated vertical transport company, is a leading supplier of a wide range of lift and escalator solutions, including design, installation, maintenance and refurbishment services.
The company offers a large range of standard and customised lift and escalator products, along with high-quality modernisation and 24-hour maintenance repair and service products.
Fine examples of Liftronic’s product range can be seen in many shopping centres, bulky goods developments, museums, private residences, offices, railway stations and residential developments across Australia -see a range of case studies on Liftronic’s website.

ACQUISITION
“Also, we are also proud to announce - in our 25th year - the acquisition of Elite Elevators,” says a company spokesperson. “This acquisition is part of Liftronic’s strategic growth plan to consolidate its operations nationally while entering and strengthening new markets and regions.”
Elite is an active and successful lift installation and maintenance business operating mainly in the Gold Coast area of South East Queensland, and will complement Liftronic’s existing operations in this and the wider Queensland markets.
The Liftronic Group says it looks forward to continuing to supply superior vertical transport products and solutions to its valued clients and customers nationally.

More information
Liftronic Pty Ltd www.liftronic.com.au

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